Defense tests urged for missile defense stance shift
The article discusses warnings from senators and scientists about the presidents claim that developing a missile defense is beyond reach. It argues the push to ratify the U S British Soviet test ban treaty may be hindered, noting Defense Secretary McNamara said anti missile weapons are workable and could reduce casualties if deployed. It urges not to let a doubtful treaty deter essential defense research.
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Senate
McNamara
U.S
Soviet Russia
No Vigor In Deficits Faces National Budget Questions
A Louisiana commentary argues federal deficits clash with economic growth promises and criticizes ongoing debt expansion. It notes Kennedy’s shifting deficit forecasts, urges fiscal responsibility, cites rising spending, and warns against treating deficits as temporary or beneficial. It cites debt figures, Moon shot plans, and diverse data from 1963 to 1962, then lists assorted national facts on bread prices and institutions.
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Louisiana
Public Affairs Research Council
Kennedy
Goldwater Opts to Stay Out of Primaries
Senator Goldwater cites history to justify staying out of Presidential primaries. He notes past candidates who entered primaries failed to clinch decisive state wins, while nominating conventions rely on party delegates and popular sentiment. He argues Rockefeller faces internal party rifts and that a preconvention fight could aid Kennedy by splitting Republicans.
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Washington
Goldwater
Republican Party
Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York
Democratic Party
Senator Goldwater
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Childlike Africa Needs Firm Hand Of Mother Europe
Washington Abbe Fulbert Youlou of the Congo Republic speaks from his balcony about stepping down, while a jetliner lands in Brazzaville amid a sweltering welcome. The narrator recounts arrival in a partially unfinished Brazzaville Airport, hotel mixes, wandering transport, and a first morning meeting with Jack Hedges, US Information Officer, who provides currency, guidance, and whiskey.
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Africa
Europe
Washington
Abbe
Fulbert Youlou
Congo Republic
Jack Hedges
U.S
Fenlon accuses American Youth Congress of communist ties
In the 1938 News-Star, Professor Edward J. Fenlon of Brooklyn College charges the American Youth Congress with Communist backing. The period also covers Hitler and Admiral Horthy talking about resettling ethnic groups in Czechoslovakia, and French labor leaders threatening a general strike against Daladier’s plan to lengthen the workweek to 40 hours.
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Edward J. Fenlon
Brooklyn College
American Youth Congress
Daladier
Exercise for Busy People Teaches Muscular Health
The article argues inactivity weakens fibers and that daily light exercise builds strength and flexibility. It recommends neck stretches, weight lifting, rowing, and cycling, stressing gradual start and persistence. Housework is noted as daily exercise for many, while pamphlets offer neck exercise leaflets upon request.
Water myths and throat health Q and A style
Mrs T J asks if tea coffee suffice for liquids. Answer: fluids include tea coffee and soup and foods provide water. Other letters discuss sore throat after tonsil removal and asthma causes noting physical and psychological factors.
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Why caffeine affects people differently
B F explains that excessive coffee use bothers some and makes others nervous due to individual differences in drug response, including caffeine.
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B. F
Today's Health Hint Bievele accidents kill 400 annually
A health column reports Bievele region accidents cause about 400 annual deaths and injure around 30,000 children, highlighting safety concerns. The piece urges preventive measures and awareness campaigns to reduce child injuries and fatalities.
Earmarked Money Not Spent
The Kennedy Administration closed fiscal 1963 with over 87 billion dollars in appropriations still unspent or not earmarked. Unobligated and unreserved funds, unspent totals, and the defense and agriculture balances are outlined, with a contrast to the prior year request of 98.8 billion for 1964.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
David Bell
Department of Agriculture
Defense Department
Kennedy
Congress
Reading and morality in cheap books for Christians
The answer argues that value lies in content, not price. Many cheap books promote sin and lust, while some Christian adventures can be harmless. Christians should read what aligns with Christ’s teachings, avoid material that dishonors Him, and balance reading with more profitable pursuits.
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Christ
The Monroe News-Star Mission and Ownership Notes
The Monroe News Star details founding dates and leadership from 1929 to 1962 with publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, general manager Richard Hale, and editor roles held by Edmund G. Brown and Jack Gates. It notes postal registration on December 10, 1929 and that the paper is an independent daily, part of the News-Star- World Publishing Corp, with Branham Company ads and AP affiliation.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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